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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 2007
Page
2
A briefing notes Senator Vilsack exits the race amid budget shortfalls affecting his campaign. The article outlines broader implications for fundraising and party dynamics, plus potential shifts in political strategy.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates announced on Friday the creation of an independent review group to examine Walter Reed Army Medical Center and other military hospitals after reports of seriously injured soldiers facing bureaucratic delays and substandard outpatient housing.
The United States detained the son of a key Iraqi ally for several hours on Friday, triggering protests from Shiite leaders and straining ties with Iraqi officials. The U.S. ambassador in Baghdad issued a prompt apology.
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids Iowa, publishes daily from 500 Third Avenue SE. Subscription rates listed for carriers, motor routes, and Mail Morning Editions with multiple 52 week options. AP rights and postmaster address provided.
Contact information section lists area codes 519 and various phone numbers 339-3155 339-3150 397.8333 398.8333 and references to a complete company directory with email addresses at www.GazetteOnline for further details.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or to recycle at nearby locations.
A reflective essay contrasts warm midday chats with friends and a wife against the perceived heaviness of liberal culture. It notes poetry’s decline in popularity, the lure of humor at the table, and the social value of humane discourse beyond doom. Address for correspondence with Garrison Keillor is provided.
The Phoenix airport became the first in the United States to test backscatter X-ray technology that reveals body contours. TSA said the high resolution images will be line-draw like and used only as a backup screening option with 100 percent voluntary participation for passengers who fail metal detector tests.
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